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KENNETH E. SUMNER, JR.

Areas of Practice:Business Litigation, Business/Corporate, Estate & Trust Litigation, Estate Planning & Probate, Guardianship
Firm / Business Name:Romano & Sumner, LLC
Address:4610 Sweetwater Blvd, Suite 200
City/State/Zip:Sugar Land / TX / 77479
Phone:(281) 242-0995
Fax:(281) 941-2565
Website:http://romanosumner.com

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